In the thriving landscape of UK underground music, a dynamic trio known as Bones Ate Arfa has emerged, leaving an indelible mark with their unique blend of psychedelic street punk and desert rock. Comprising Bones on guitar, 8 on drums, and Arfa handling vocals and bass duties, the band’s sound has been aptly described as “Junkyard dog riffs,” a fitting epithet after the release of their debut single, ‘Asbestos.’
Bones Ate Arfa’s musical journey has been nothing short of meteoric, garnering recognition from notable figures in the industry. Isaac Holman of SOFT PLAY, Tigercub, cool sorcery, Demob Happy, and Bad Nerves have all praised the band, acknowledging their raw talent and innovative approach to the fusion of genres.
The band’s debut single, ‘Asbestos,’ acted as a sonic calling card, introducing the world to their gritty and unapologetic sound. The “Junkyard dog riffs” embedded in the track demonstrated the band’s ability to craft a musical experience that is as powerful as it is unconventional. This release marked the beginning of Bones Ate Arfa’s ascent in the music scene, establishing them as a force to be reckoned with.
Despite their relatively short time on the scene, Bones Ate Arfa has managed to cultivate a devoted following on social media. Their online presence has acted as a catalyst, propelling their music beyond the confines of local venues and into the ears of fans across the digital landscape.
The band’s impact, however, extends far beyond the virtual realm. Bones Ate Arfa has made an undeniable impression on the UK’s southeastern gig circuit, solidifying their status as a must-see live act. In less than a year, they have navigated the stages of the region, leaving audiences captivated by their electrifying performances and sonic innovation.
As Bones Ate Arfa continues to carve out their niche in the world of psychedelic street punk and desert rock, one thing is clear – this trio is not afraid to push musical boundaries and challenge the status quo. With a growing fan base and industry recognition, the future looks promising for Bones Ate Arfa, and their journey through the unconventional soundscape of their genre-defying music is one that fans and critics alike will be eager to follow.
